Worm and Botnet Trapper System Using Honeypots Yan Gao & Usman Jafarey.

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Worm and Botnet Trapper System Using Honeypots Yan Gao & Usman Jafarey

Purpose? ● To build a honeynet to trap botnet and worm behavior in darknet addresses. ● Collect data for worm and botnet detection.

Tools ● VMWare  Create virtual machines to use as honeypots  Currently using VMWare server beta version with two virtual machines of Windows XP and two of Linux Red Hat  Each honeypot has an internal IP to communicate with the dispatcher ● Click  Firewall + Dynamic NAT  Dynamic mapping table to maintain traffic balance between honeypots ● Chose Click for this purpose after Honeywall was determined to not suit our purposes

● Progress since midterm:  Configured Click to rewrite IP packets entering beetle ● Problems:  Sending packets from beetle back out into the Internet ● Seems as though packets are being blocked by firewall

● One thing is for certain: There is an enormous amount of traffic entering the darknet

● Future work:  Finding out exactly what the problem is with traffic leaving beetle and fix it  Install software to analyze traffic and activity on honeynet  Collect data